Npwt Wound System Vacuum Wound Dressing VAC Machine Vacuum Assisted Closure

• Customization: Available
• Type: Orthopedics
• Function: Biological Regulatio
• Model NO.: TY-OI801
• Theory: Electrotherapeutics
• Certification: CE, ISO13485
• LCD Display: Without LCD Display
• Group: Adult
• Color: White& Black
• Packaging Details: Sterilized Individual Packing
• Material: PVA,PU
• Sterilization Method: Eo Gas Sterilizaton
• Feature: Vacuum Sealing Drainage
• Properties: Medical Materials & Accessories
• Instrument Classification: Class III
• Trademark: Inature
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 901890
• Production Capacity: 10000 Unit/Year

Product Description

Product Introduction

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy is aninnovation treatment for surgical trauma.At present,it is the most advanced treatment for kinds of acute trauma and chronic skin ulcer. To fix wound dressing and drainage.Tube on clean wound and seal it by Biological.Micro-porous Film. And then to connect thetube to a Vacuum Device,which can create regular and interval negative press to thewound. It fasts increase blood flow around the wound and promote blood vessels into the wound, which stimulate growth of granulation tissue,promise adequate drainage,relieve edema,reduce infection,inhibit the growth of bacteria and accelerate the wound healing directly. This technology let lots of incurable or hard-healing wounds in past can be treated.
 

 

 

 

                                                                                   Indications

1. In principle, High Vacuum Drainage technology can be used in all surgery sutured wounds, in which drainageend of tube is covered.

2. General Surgeries: Brest Tumor, Strumectomy; Retroperitoneal Operation

3. Orthopedics: Fractures in all parts, Femoral neck Nailing, Knee Condyle Osteosythesis

4. Urology department : Urethrotomy, Nephrectomy, Anti-reflux plasty

*Specifications of FoamSpecifications of Drainage Tube
*All the prices are only for reference. Exact price will be based on the latest quotation.

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